Regular Expression question

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How can i do this in regular expressions:

I want a two digit value that is between 01 and 99.

Since 00 does not match I can't just do two digits. I need some kind of rule
that says if first digit is 0 then second digit cannot be 0.

TIA

Josh
 
Josh said:
How can i do this in regular expressions:

I want a two digit value that is between 01 and 99.

Since 00 does not match I can't just do two digits. I need some kind of
rule
that says if first digit is 0 then second digit cannot be 0.
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I think that's easiest with an alternation:

(0[1-9])|([1-9][0-9])

Niki
 
Thanks! That works.

Niki Estner said:
Josh said:
How can i do this in regular expressions:

I want a two digit value that is between 01 and 99.

Since 00 does not match I can't just do two digits. I need some kind of
rule
that says if first digit is 0 then second digit cannot be 0.
Click to expand...

I think that's easiest with an alternation:

(0[1-9])|([1-9][0-9])

Niki
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